Cumulative impact policy
North Lincolnshire Council, acting as the licensing authority, has a duty to comply with its obligations under section 17 of the Crime and Disorder Act 1998 and the Licensing Act 2003 in respect of Crime and Disorder.
Consultation has now ended. Amendments have been made to the policy and the final version was placed before full council and agreed on 24 September 2008.
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Licensing policy
The licensing policy will guide the council when it considers licence applications covering:
- Retail sale of alcohol
- Provision of regulated entertainment
- Performance of a play
- Showing a film
- Indoor sporting events
- Boxing or wrestling
- Provision of refreshment between 11pm and 5am
- Supply of alcohol by or on behalf of a club to a member or their guest.
The policy aims to ensure the safety and welfare of those who live and work in North Lincolnshire.
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Gambling
The Statement of Principles will guide the council when it considers licence applications covering:
- Adult gaming centres
- Betting (including tracks)
- Bingo
- Casinos
- Family entertainment centres
- Gaming machine/prize gaming permits
- Temporary use notices
- Occasional use notices
- Registration of small lotteries.
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Street trading and charities policy
The street trading and charities policy will guide the council when it considers applications covering:
- Street trading
- Street collections
- House to house collections
- Street activities.
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